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ESL Homework Week 21

The document outlines an ESL homework assignment focused on dinosaurs, consisting of two tasks: researching key words and reading five facts about dinosaurs. The facts highlight the diversity of dinosaurs, their long existence, the significance of fossils in understanding them, and their evolutionary connection to birds. Additionally, the assignment includes instructions for identifying parts of speech within the text.

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ESL Homework Week 21

The document outlines an ESL homework assignment focused on dinosaurs, consisting of two tasks: researching key words and reading five facts about dinosaurs. The facts highlight the diversity of dinosaurs, their long existence, the significance of fossils in understanding them, and their evolutionary connection to birds. Additionally, the assignment includes instructions for identifying parts of speech within the text.

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ESL Homework – Week 21 Name:

Task 1:

Find the key words and research their meaning (if you do not already know it).
Task 2: Read these 5 facts about dinosaurs.

Dinosaurs weren't just big lizards: While they were


reptiles, many dinosaurs were very different from lizards
we see today. Some were plant-eaters, some were meat-
eaters, and some even had feathers!
Some dinosaurs were tiny: You might think all dinosaurs
were huge, but some were as small as chickens!
Compsognathus was one of the smallest dinosaurs, about
the size of a turkey.
Dinosaurs ruled the Earth for a very long time: Dinosaurs
lived on Earth for millions and millions of years, much
longer than humans have been around!
We learn about dinosaurs from fossils: Fossils are the
remains of ancient plants and animals that have turned
into rock. By studying dinosaur fossils, scientists can
learn about how they looked, what they ate, and how
they lived.
Birds are related to dinosaurs! It might sound surprising,
but birds evolved from a group of dinosaurs called
theropods. That's why some dinosaurs had feathers!

Underline the nouns.


Circle the pronouns.
Draw a square around the verbs.
Tick the conjunctions.
Highlight any punctuation used.

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